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An object has two million more electrons than protons. What is the net charge of the object?

An object has two million more electrons than protons. What is the net charge of the object?
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Answer #1

net charge "Q" is the difference between all positive and negative charges in the object.

electrons-protons=2,000,000

the charge every electron inherantly possesses is e=-1.60217646 × 10-19coulombs

using this information you can say Q= e*2,000,000 for your answer.

answered by: Smith Rai
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Answer #2

the object has more electrons than protons this means that the net charge is negative.
The charge a electron is -1.602×10-19C so if we have 2,000,000 of them multiply

(-1.602×10-19C)x(2,000,000)= -3.204×10-13C

this is the net charge of the object. Note is negative.

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